how good the howler could be (8/4/2000) Todd Lassa Twenty-five miles an hour. A DaimlerChrysler official tells us
that's
So we ease out the long-travel clutch pedal and baby Howler up
Hey, doesn't that mean we can go as fast as we want until we see
The DC road-test policeman in the pas~senger seat suggests we
This is what we know about the Howler concept, the reworking of
A. The view forward from the driver's seat is better without the
B. The Howler's seating position is awful, because the long travel
C. As noted above, Howler's exhaust note is awesome. Its deep
D. Howler's tires beg to be lit up--and they could do it, too.
There is
Howler is the limited-edition factory hot rod Prowler was meant
to
The stay of execution for Prowler is merely a ``build out,'' to
use all
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DaimlerChrysler's Howler Prowls Greater Los Angeles
Auto Show
7 January 2000 A Performance Roadster Pickup Interpretation of Prowler LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6 -- Paying homage to the rolling
art of
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DaimlerChrysler's Howler Prowls Greater Los Angeles
Auto Show -
Performance Roadster Pickup Interpretation of Prowler
At the same time, Jon Rundels, Senior Manager of Concept and Specialty
Vehicles, was
"With its reputation of exhibiting ground-breaking automotive
designs, the Greater
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News of November 9, 1999
DAIMLERCHRYSLER Shows Off Two Concept Cars Studies
At Annual SEMA SHOW
Tom Gale and the Howler (right) and the GT Cruiser (left)
Nov. 2, 1999 - Tom Gale, Executive Vice President for Product
Strategy & Design of DaimlerChrysler Corp.,
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